E14In the must-see microcosm of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, our most popular tour is probably one of the most shocking tours you’ll ever take. These tours are casual and can accommodate from 1-15 people for 4 hours. If you will be coming from a different city, please contact us for information on private or public transportation services.
Major stops in the tour include:
Ceramics & glass factory
Kufiya Factory
Ibrahimi Mosque (Tomb of Patriarchs)
Al-Shuhada street (Ghost town)
Visit and discussion with a local family in the old city
Stop for a panoramic view of the Old City & surrounding settlements
Please note that on Fridays some stops might not be accessible to tourists.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Hebron | |||
| DEPARTURE TIME | 10:00 [Please arrive at least 15 min in advance] | |||
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| DIFFICULTY | MEDIUM | |||
Additional information
| Meal Options | Light meal included |
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| Minimum participants | 1 |
| Destinations | Hebron |
| Tour Type | City Tours, Reality Tours |
From Jerusalem: Take bus 231 from the bus station in front of Damascus Gate in East Jerusalem on Sultan Suleiman Street to Bab el-Zqaq in Bethlehem, about 1 Km from Manger Square. From there, take a collective taxi (orange 7-seater van called Servees) directly to the Hebron Central Bus Station on Wadi Al Tufah Street (20 shekels | 1.5 hours).
From Bethlehem: Take the collective taxi (orange 7-seater van called Servis) from the Bethlehem Central Bus Station on Manger Square Street or from Bab el Zqaq intersection directly to the Hebron Central Bus Station on Wadi Al Tufah Street (10 shekels | 40 mins).
From Ramallah: Take the collective taxi (orange 7-seater van called Servis) from the Main Station in Ramallah on Al-Nahda Street directly to Hebron city center (28 shekels | 90 mins)
From Nablus: Take the collective taxi (orange 7-seater van called Servis) from the Nablus Central Bus Station on Rafidia Street to the Ramallah Central Bus Station on Al-Nahda Street. Next, see “From Ramallah to Hebron” (50 shekels | 2.5 hours)
